Indigenous news from UVic
Indigenous languages finding a way forward
Orange Shirt Day 2020 at UVic
Royal Society of Canada class of 2020
Indigenous law centre becomes a reality
Connecting to the s岣祑谩lwen through the land
Study led by Indigenous education scholar, Onowa McIvor, finds the pandemic isn鈥檛 silencing language revitalization work in Canada鈥攊t鈥檚 gaining strength and going
online.
Orange Shirt Day at UVic goes virtual this year, featuring a conversation between UVic Chancellor Shelagh Rogers and Phyllis Webstad, whose story sparked the drive to recognize
Orange Shirt Day.
The Royal Society of Canada (RSC) announces four UVic researchers as new fellows and member, and also recognizes a professor emeritus for contributions in the literature of social
sciences.
The National Centre for Indigenous Laws was made a reality at UVic with $13 million from the BC government, $9.1 million from the federal government and $5 million from the Law
Foundation of BC.
A donor award supports doctoral student Leigh Joseph鈥攅thnobotanist and small business owner鈥攁s she examines the potential for traditional foods and medicines to prevent and manage
Type 2 diabetes.
After a serious motorcycle accident that left him temporarily paralysed, Keenan Andrew left his career as a stone mason behind and returned to his long-held passion to work with
children and youth. He began his post-secondary education at 29 years old.
